text:
Stuarts Point Sewerage Scheme
About the Scheme
Kempsey Shire Council will receive $6.63 million in funding to construct the Stuarts Point Sewerage Scheme under the NSW Government's Regional Water and Waste Water Backlog Program.
The project will convert the area's septic tanks over to a modern wastewater management system. Households will be fitted with the latest technology individual sewer pumps that will collect the wastewater for transfer to the existing South West Rocks Sewer Treatment Plant, which has ample capacity to treat the wastewater from the existing 600 households, three holiday parks and anticipated growth in the area.
In designing the system Council have considered the distance from Fishermans Reach to South West Rocks, and calculated that pumping the wastewater to the existing treatment plant at South West Rocks is more economical than the costs of building and operating a whole new plant.
Questions and answers
How does the system work?
The new system will be installed to properties in Stuarts Point, Grassy Head and Fishermans Reach. Each household will be connected to an individual pressure sewerage pump which will collect the wastewater from each property. The wastewater will then be transferred to the system, around 18km in length, connecting Grassy Head, Stuarts Point and Fishermans Reach and then to the existing sewer system in South West Rocks. The wastewater will be treated at the existing South West Rocks Treatment Plant, which has available capacity.
Why isn't a separate treatment plant being built at Stuarts Point?
The concept design for servicing this area identified that transferring the wastewater to South West Rocks is the most cost effective option over the long term. It avoids the up-front costs of building a new treatment plant and the ongoing lifetime costs of operating and maintaining a separate plant.
The distance between Fishermans Reach and New Entrance is just over 4km as the crow flies, which lends itself to making use of the existing system in South West Rocks.
What are the benefits of this Scheme?
The Scheme will have a positive environmental impact, eliminating odours and water quality issues associated with wet weather overflows due to the areas shallow groundwater tables. It will be able to cope with the influx of visitors during the holiday season.
Many of the houses in the Stuarts Point/Grassy Head area are around 40 years old and their existing sewerage systems would not meet today's requirements for treatment quality and treatment sizing. Construction of the proposed sewerage scheme means these properties will avoid significant costs of bringing their individual systems up to compliant standards.
The sewerage scheme has also been designed to cater for the visitor populations in the area's caravan parks and to allow for additional property development.
It is estimated that property values in the area will improve significantly due to the sewerage scheme based on an increased land value, development potential and improved social benefits. The scheme is also anticipated to significantly improve capacity and operations for oyster growers in the area.
How much will residents pay?
It will be compulsory for all residential properties to connect to the system, but there will be no lump sum up-front charge. Phased payment will start straight away this financial year and move towards the equivalent annual sewer access fee paid any other property connected to the sewerage scheme in Kempsey Shire, by the fifth year. If properties are connected to the Scheme within five years they will only be charged the annual sewer access fee.
|Proposed phased charges
|Standard sewer access fee
Property owners will stop paying charges for onsite wastewater management fees before they are connected to the new sewerage system.
What about new development?
Some land that was developed in the last ten years has already paid contributions towards sewerage and these developments will be connected to the new system. Any land undergoing development, now or in future will be subject to developer contribution charges. This is the same for all new development where a contribution towards the costs of providing system is charged so that existing residents are not subsidising new development. New developments will also provide the infrastructure required to connect to the system within each property at their own cost.
When will the system be operational?
Plans and assessments for this system have been underway for many years. With funding now in place it is estimated that construction of the system will be completed in four years. Existing homes in Fishermans Reach will be the first properties to be connected in around three years' time. They will be followed by Stuarts Point in the fourth year. Properties in Grassy Heads will be the last to be connected as the system is extended.
What does a pressure sewer pump look like and where will the pressure sewer pump be located?
Each property will have a small collection well with a pump installed in the most appropriate location taking into account their individual circumstances. The pump well is approximately half a metre in diameter and has a fixed cover that is at ground level. They will most likely be located close to the existing building, between it and the septic tank with a preference to being located in the front yard for ease of access.
What will the disruption be like during construction?
This system is ideal for retrofitting as it uses small diameter polyethylene pipe which can be laid relatively shallow compared to conventional sewer systems. This gives it a real advantage where it is flat, sandy or where there is ground water. It also makes construction faster with far less disturbance. This will allow properties to be reinstated relatively quickly once the work is finished.
When will construction be likely to start?
Construction will start with the major components of the transfer system, which will largely be in public land and not affect many residents. The on-ground work in the residential areas can be expected to start in the third year of the project or from January 2019.
Is this system used anywhere else?
Yes. From a local perspective, Iluka was recently sewered using the same system. The Mornington Peninsula in Victoria is the largest example of the use of this system where over 15,000 properties will be connected (approx. 40% complete)


text:
Real Estate
Real Estate
Dates of Publication in the Chicago Tribune
Soldier Field
The ugly Illinoisan
By Nara Schoenberg, Tribune staff reporter. Freelance writer Debra Fitzgerald contributed to this report from Door County, Wis
Sara Mendez, Robert Lasica
He needs nudge, not a noodge, on manners
By Judith Martin, United Feature Syndicate
Kenneth Cole's overt politics set him apart
By Robin Givhan, The Washington Post
Stepping up to `settle down'
BY ERIC EDWARDS. Eric Edwards is a staff reporter for The Orlando Sentinel, a Tribune newspaper
The good, the bad, the what-in-the?
`Enterprise' alters course for the future
By Michael E. Hill, The Washington Post
`TI3' an island full of cruel concoctions
By Steve Johnson, Tribune television critic
For some teenagers, summertime means a mission
By Elizabeth Clarke, Cox News Service
Iggy, Stooges pick up where they left off
By Greg Kot, Tribune rock critic
Cell phone use gets out of hand
By Jeanne Phillips
Early photos
By Alan G. Artner, Tribune art critic
A love affair with words -- especially the naughty ones
By D. Parvaz, Seattle Post-Intelligencer
It's monkey business at WB
By Zap2It
After the blackout: A pilgrimage of fans
By Brett McNeil, Tribune staff reporter
Maura Swanson, Herbert Anderson
Wedding gifts just the icing on the cake
By Amy Dickinson
For laughs, Caliendo joins `Fox NFL Sunday'
By Zap2It
Meg Dickson, Joel Feldman
Evidence connects genetics, shyness
By Bill Hendrick, Cox News Service
In the end, bad-guy actor Isaacs finally gets the girl
By MICHAEL KILIAN
Strong acting, weak script fill `Asylum'
By Chris Jones, Tribune arts reporter
Katherine Miller, Matthew Donato
The official color of summer
Comedy troupe pokes fun at gay, non-gay life
By Web Behrens. Special to the Tribune
Daniels proves remarkable outside countertenor realm
By John von Rhein, Tribune music critic
Pacers, Bird fire coach Isiah Thomas
Vijuk, Michael
Family owners, loyal crew
By Gayle Worland and Rex W. Huppke, Tribune staff reporters. Tribune staff reporters David Mendell, John Biemer and Stan Donaldson contributed to this report
Ex-sub sues district over her firing
By Ted Gregory, Tribune staff reporter
Sentence cut in fatal crash
Michigan applicants to pen diversity essay
By Jodi S. Cohen, Tribune staff reporter
2 soldiers defy orders, marry Baghdad women
By Larry Kaplow, Cox News Service
Compromise sought for use of UN troops
By Patrice M. Jones, Tribune Staff Writer. Tribune correspondent Stephen Hedges contributed to this report
Thornton, Hathan H.
Listing for the "Developing a Brand Identity Strategy...
Hit the floor!
By Christine Badowski
Gaza anxiety high after missile strikes
By Joel Greenberg, Special to the Tribune
N. Korea, U.S. talk privately at conference
By Michael A. Lev, Tribune foreign correspondent
Balance runs through RBs
Sea chase ends
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Protect moms
By Sherry Marshall
Sleeping beauties
Should you load up on RBs? No
By Steve Silverman
Demi's boy does Details
Schmidt, Alan Edward
Miller gets serious on 'Boston Public'
By ZAP2IT.COM
Transfer requests overwhelm schools
Blame steelworkers
By Bob Beller
British official denies `outing' expert
By Tom Hundley, Tribune foreign correspondent
Lessons learned
By Chicago Tribune
There's always another Mideast viewpoint
By Don Wycliff. Don Wycliff is the Tribune's public editor. He listens to readers' concerns and questions about the paper's coverage and writes weekly about current issues in journalism. His e-mail address is email@example.com. The views expressed are his own
Downey and out
Contracts OKd for new ballfield
By David Sharos
1) Passing the sports bar Bears, Cubs and Sox all...
By Michael Kellams
Roth, Elizabeth T.
It hurts to say this . . .
By Phillip Thompson
Zurek, Mary S.
Employers find it hard to anticipate violence
By TRIBUNE
Judges' panel backs Pinochet immunity
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Bonds approved for public works
By Warren Moulds
Schneider, John J.
3 found dead after hotel raid in Kashmir
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Fat chance
Save babies
By Lauren Milligan
GAO cites flaws in sharing terror data
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Step made toward 2nd middle school
By Barbara Kois
Man admits guilt in dead-animal case
By Victoria A.F. Camron, Special to the Tribune
Donald Gaylord Meanger, 68
By Joan Giangrasse Kates, Special to the Tribune
Creativity comes to life in men who had been sentenced to die
By Jon Anderson, Tribune staff reporter
Young, Leota Claribel
Grossman takes good with bad
By Chicago Tribune
Weiner, Josef
Schwartz, Muriel
Poor nations a step closer to deal on generic drugs
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Hip-hop entrepreneur Russell Simmons...
Adams, Sabina
Hubble gets good Mars view
Ozone: A form of oxygen
Messina, Esther
Da Vinci work stolen
Hamilton, Raymond Curley
Nappy Roots Wooden Leather This Kentucky rap...
By SOREN BAKER, LOS ANGELES TIMES
Molloy, Michael F.
Patten, Rosemary H.
King--B.B., that is-- expanding his realm
By Michael Parrish, Special to the Tribune
Applaud the judge
By Ellen L. Murphy
Moving on, but not up
By Jimmy Greenfield, RedEye
As some Catholic schools shut doors, others are expanding
By Carolina Bolado, Tribune staff reporter
Samson, Mary
Gas Pump Blues
By Jimmy Greenfield, RedEye
Slesicki, Joel J.
Protas, Maria
Rock the boat
Game's summer of mud mercifully comes to end
By Tribune Newspapers
Brown, Jane
Bond set for cop in fatal accident
City signs up Iowa energy company
By Gary Washburn, Tribune staff reporter
Uznanski, Dr. Sigmund
Bishop, Ruth Ellen
Scent of pigskin ... or is it bacon?
Cheney's ex-firm given $1.7 billion for services
By Michael Dobbs, The Washington Post
Lynch honorably discharged from Army
Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 1
Copland, Robert J.
Weiner, Daniel M.
Paper withdraws Jackson allegation
By Sufiya Abdur-Rahman, Tribune staff reporter
Schwarz, Alberta A.
Roselle OKs ballfield contracts
Cole, Ronald A.
Daly, Dorene M.
Sen. Warner plans 3rd trip down aisle
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Carnow, Sol
William A. Wheeler Jr., 88
Ramsey, Charles L.
Zaborniak, Alfred J.
Outsider image, lots of insider help
By Michael Finnegan and Joe Mathews, Tribune Newspapers: This article was written by Michael Finnegan and Joe Mathews of the Los Angeles Times with contributions by Times staff writers Mark Z. Barabak, Dan Morain and Nancy Vogel
Kay, John W.
It's better than being at a game
By Chris Malcolm
Judge defies court
By Peter Rukerow
An orientation for parents of...
Bornstein, Sonia
Garrett returns: Brad Garrett headed back to work...
Zarem, Angeline
Allen, Carroll E.
Bone fragments are sent to federal lab in Virginia
Brianne Murphy, 70
By Los Angeles Times
1st contract OKd for firefighters
By Tiffany Ray
Bad Brains Banned in D.C.: Bad Brains Greatest Riffs...
By JOSHUA KLEIN, REDEYE SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR
Second City nearing Bronzeville theater
By Sabrina L. Miller, Tribune staff reporter
Homer, Hillard
Alfonsetti, Margaret
Weiner, Allen E.
Sigrid W. Dion, 70
Killer of 8 children gets death penalty
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Majeske, Mark A.
O'flaherty, John M.
Peloso, John J.
32 apply for 1 seat on Elgin council
By Richard Wronski, Tribune staff reporter
Salute the vets
By Lawrence A. Kantroski
Rosenberg, Jack
Small companies often go it alone on worker safety
By Bonnie Miller Rubin, Tribune staff reporter
Latin Grammys
Gabel Jr., Joseph Charles
Veteran weighs moral implications of killing
By Rabbi Marc Gellman and Monsignor Thomas Hartman, Tribune Media Services
Konopa, Cynthia L.
NASA boss on shuttle report: 'We get it'
Kaczor, Stanley W.
Men behaving badly
Schubert, Fritz F.
The ultimate baseball sacrifice
By Jimmy Greenfield
Flight 93 heroes
By Pat A. Allen
False alarm
39 die in festival stampede
Madden's legacy: Sore thumbs
By RedEye news services
On Aug. 28, 1774, Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first...
Mizrahi on target with new line
`Affordable' housing efforts complex, vital
By Eric Zorn
A `miraculous' comeback
By Hal Dardick, Special to the Tribune
U.S., Afghan troops recapture mountain pass, official says
By From Tribune news services
Harper president gets raise
By Tim Kane, Special to the Tribune
West Nile cases double in U.S., CDC says
Ward, Ida
Taking the next step on the 10 Commandments
By Steve Chapman. Steve Chapman is a member of the Tribune's editorial board
Fengers, Otto
$1M:French carmaker Bugatti debuted its Veyron 16.4 at the...
Guest, Helen Marie
Marchesky, Monica
Drey, Alan
White supremacist pleads guilty in death threat case
DCFS to help search for missing kids
Ex-state exec to get forest job
By H. Gregory Meyer, Tribune staff reporter
Army grants Lynch honorable discharge
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Airport panel mulls site for DuPage fair
By William Grady, Tribune staff reporter
Plea bargain in gun rampage plot
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Bank employees help thwart a theft
Liquor-purchase rules are eased
By Jennifer Taylor
Rogers, Alice C.
Schurz Jr., Edward J.
Hedenstrom, Margaret N.
Mitsakopoulos, Carole
Baxter, Eveline M.
Trebonsky, David F.
Jean Dons, 84
Accused firms agree to settle
Stritzel, Edward J.
Armstrong, Joe T.
Hawks step up Ruutu talks
By Chicago Tribune
Steininger, Irene C.
Police arranging for boy's return
Search warrant is valid, judge rules
By Victoria A.F. Camron
2 die, 5 hurt as semi hits van
By Mindy Hagen and Susan Kuczka, Tribune staff reporters. Tribune staff reporter Brett McNeil contributed to this report
Koenig, Rosalie T.
Gunman, 6 others slain in rampage
By David Heinzmann and Grace Aduroja, Tribune staff reporters. Tribune staff reporters John Keilman, Glenn Jeffers, Angela Rozas and Joshua S. Howes contributed to this report
Keller Williams Home Virginia guitar virtuoso...
By MICHAEL PARRISH, REDEYE SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR
Manno, Charles
Lastofka, Emily
Fireworks cache explodes
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Monumental impasse ends
By Dahleen Glanton, Tribune national correspondent. Tribune news services contributed to this report
O'shea, Thomas M.
Nation of Islam editor, reporter resign
Buffalo Grove, District 102 The parent-teacher...
EPA softens rules to allow more emissions
By Michael Kilian, Washington Bureau
"It's pretty aggressive. I've been wanting to do a record...
Residents, cops seek answers
By Rudy Bush and Stanley Ziemba, Tribune staff reporters
Skinhead pleads guilty in threat to black teen
Man given 52 years in robbery, murder plot
By Art Barnum, Tribune staff reporter
NASA chief vows to make changes
By Robyn Suriano, Tribune Newspapers: Orlando Sentinel
Kotoulas, Alexandra M.
St. Charles East again finds mold
By Gary Gibula, Special to the Tribune
19,000 kids seek new schools
By Stephanie Banchero and Lori Olszewski, Tribune staff reporters
Make war vets' living history a lasting history
By U.S. Sen. Peter Fitzgerald, (R-Ill.)
Find your self-esteem before finding Mr. Right
By Harlan Cohen
Grogno-tavernaro, Celia
Van Craenenbroeck, Elizabeth
Svoboda, Frank
Weiner, Howard
Other notable workplace shootings
By Ron Grossman
DCFS puts focus on runaways
By Ofelia Casillas and John Chase, Tribune staff reporters
Bernardi, Maria M.
Could someone explain public policy to Arnold?
By Molly Ivins, Creators Syndicate. Molly Ivins is a syndicated columnist based in Austin, Texas
Son helping himself to ailing mother's money
By Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar
Television 1. "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," CBS...
Peterson, Mae J.
It's monkey business on billion-dollar show
By ZAP2IT.COM
"Boyz N the Hood" director John Singleton receives...
Lux, Donald
Ethnic feuds test peace in north Iraq
By Christine Spolar, Tribune foreign correspondent
Family ties don't bind
By Joshua Klein, for RedEye. JOSHUA KLEIN IS A REDEYE SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR
Talley, Richard D.
Bikers off to party of century
By James Janega, Tribune staff reporter
Perfect ponytails
By Amy Tara Koch. AMY TARA KOCH IS A REDEYE SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR
Holda, Dolores M.
Gateway plan stirs fear in Oak Forest
By Janice Neumann, Special to the Tribune
Schofield, Elaine R.
Gorecki decision stuns many in Kane County
By William Presecky, Tribune staff reporter
Chance to win real estate for $100, essay
By William Branigin, The Washington Post
Stress in Denver
Adamski Sr., M.d, Edwin J.
Seattle's scandals are just limp latte next to Chicago's
By John Kass
Topol, D.p.m., Harold E.
View not likely to change much
By Orlando Sentinel
Village increases 2 municipal taxes
By Cheryl Meyer
Oklahoma roils WorldCom probe
By Robert Manor, Tribune staff reporter
Plates with personality
By TRIBUNE
Ginsburg, Rose
Keenan, Mary Ellen
Ordower, Benjamin
Fries, Robert F.
Bartz, Henry R.
Potty parity in Bears' new digs
By Chicago Tribune
Senate leader says governor sold out to cops with veto
By John Chase, Tribune staff reporter
New Bears home to take a wait off
By John McCormick, Tribune staff reporter
N. Korea, U.S. hold nuke talks
Brousch Jr., John J.
Segal, John
Gunia, Kathleen D.
Korabik, Michael J.
Margaret T. Wiedemann, 87
David Stewart, 32
By Victoria A.F. Camron, Special to the Tribune
Jarczyk, John P.
Roberto I. Ruiz Sr., 67
By Barbara Sherlock, Tribune staff reporter
Gunman, 6 others slain in rampage
By Brett McNeil and Rudolph Bush, Tribune staff reporters. Tribune staff reporters Mickey Ciokajlo and Deborah Horan contributed to this report
Maryville to close 2 locations
By Ofelia Casillas, Tribune staff reporter
Baseleon, Bertha
Informant changes story in mob beatings
By Jeff Coen, Tribune staff reporter
Howard M. Holmgren, 79
15 hurt as school bus slides into ravine
By Items compiled from Tribune news services
Deadly Vengeance
By Chicago Tribune
Cheese conductor
By Joanne Stucka
Oak Park drive-by kills man, police say
By Jodi S. Cohen, Tribune staff reporter
Rev. Matt A. Bednarz, 86
Sbertoli, Edward J.
Rosselli, Margaret
5 city principals out, 2 others suspended
By Lori Olszewski, Tribune staff reporter
Meet the CTA board
Ryan pal lied to grand jury, U.S. alleges
By Matt O'Connor and Ray Long, Tribune staff reporters. Tribune staff reporters Ray Gibson, Christi Parsons, Rick Pearson, Karen Mellen and Melita Marie Garza contributed to this report
Waid Vanderpoel, 81
By Kate Gibson, Special to the Tribune
3 Carol Stream men face charges in heroin death of 15-year-old boy
By Art Barnum, Tribune staff reporter
Kabins, Gary S.
Guilty pleasures
Morris tot is safe, sound after search
By Karen Mellen, Tribune staff reporter
Escobedo gets 40 years in killing of merchant
By Jeff Coen, Tribune staff reporter
Childers, Judith K.
Wounded knees keep opening lineup in flux
By Neil Milbert, Tribune staff reporter
A ray of hope across the pond
By Ed Sherman
Colombo targets Oct. 19
By David Haugh, Tribune staff reporter
Defeatist attitude? Negative
By David Haugh, Tribune staff reporter
Flanagan says he broke no rules
By Tribune news services
Sizzling Fire makes Open Cup semifinal
By Jack McCarthy. Special to the Tribune
With heat on, Baker gets no relief
By Paul Sullivan, Tribune staff reporter
White drives in 4 for K.C.
Taking OSU to task--again
By Stephen Nidetz, Tribune
Stevens hopes to ride next week
By Tribune news services
GM senses Hawks will sign Ruutu
By Bob Foltman, Tribune staff reporter
Justin Smith, Cincinnati Bengals
Prior is pick over Loaiza
No defeatist attitude
By David Haugh, Tribune staff reporter
As summer heated up, so did Konerko
By Bob Foltman, Tribune staff reporter
Illini Star Wins 100 Hurdles
By Philip Hersh
Race driver Tom Wood was upgraded to good condition...
By Tribune news services
Terps present a tough test
By Lee Gordon, Tribune
U.S. stays undefeated
By Sam Smith. Tribune news services
Agreed to...
Hurts so good to be back
By Skip Myslenski, Tribune staff reporter
Illinois' 4 Division I-aa Teams Kick Off Their Seasons With Non-conference Games This Week
By Bill Jauss
Can't cash in on Mickelson
By SI.com
Eagles, Jets playing it safe
Pen stains a Wood masterpiece
By Rick Morrissey
Not your ordinary tour of downtown Chicago
Success may center on new line
By Avani Patel, Tribune staff reporter
Mexico hails Guevara win
By Philip Hersh, Tribune Olympic sports reporter. Tribune bureau researcher Olivia Sanchez contributed from Mexico City
Milt Pappas
By Fred Mitchell
Dotson indicted for murder
By Tribune news services
Pacers show Thomas door
By Sam Smith
It's time to kick it into gear for Bears
By Mike Downey
Stepping into retirement
America's act grows stale
Sox go gaga over Kournikova
By Teddy Greenstein
Lake Michigan *+ (Chicago)
By Chauncey Niziol
Prices, bargains on the rise
By Sholnn Freeman, The Wall Street Journal
Mortgage applications take dive
By From Tribune news services
Raises quarterly dividend by 4 cents
By From Tribune news services
Sprint adds to local service offerings
By Jon Van, Tribune staff reporter
GM offers a picture of innovation
By Jim Mateja
Autos - An undisclosed bidder will pay $557,500 for...
By Car notes are compiled from the notebooks of Jim Mateja and Rick Popely, and from Tribune news services
Policing body admits own miscalculations
By Bloomberg News
Future clicks in camera phones
By Rachel Osterman, Tribune staff reporter
Engineering for safety
By Greg Schneider, Washington Post
Stocks edge up in pre-holiday trade
By Bill Barnhart
Extensive search seen for new CEO
By Bloomberg News
Fashions fueling rise in fall sales
By Lorene Yue, Tribune staff reporter
Regional differences abound in Internet use, study finds
By Rachel Osterman, Tribune staff reporter
Chairman got $140 million, NYSE reveals
By Andrew Countryman, Tribune staff reporter. Tribune news services contributed to this report
D.C. post lures Vickie Burns from Channel 5
By Jim Kirk
West Suburban Hospital heals itself
By BRUCE JAPSEN
Leaving junked air bags intact should be a crime
By Bob Weber
Terms of Service
Privacy Policy
Index by Date
Index by Keyword
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter

subset: commoncrawl


text:
salvatore ferragamo handmade shoes
salvatore ferragamo handmade shoes,Free Shipping On Salvatore Ferragamo With Orders Of $150 Or More And Free Returns When You Refund Your Purchase For Store Credit.,
salvatore ferragamo handmade shoes
Replace fuel and vacuum hoses. Be sure to use fuel rated hose for fuel. Install or replace in line fuel filters.
Other high end sunglasses like Christian Dior and Giorgio Armani all try to use quality materials. The style is often characterized by dark lenses featuring an almost reflective surface, with each lens being around 2 3 times the area of the eye socket. Some like Ray Ban Aviators are widely known for their metallic frame, which you can get in silver or gold if you so desire.
In an attempt to add a level of organization to the city, these patrician families were divided into units called "curiae".[3] The vehicle through which the early Romans expressed their democratic impulses was known as a "committee" (comitia or "assembly"). The two principal assemblies that formed were known as the "Curiate Assembly" and the "Calate Assembly". The two assemblies were designed to mirror the ethnic salvatore ferragamo handmade shoes divisions of the city and, as such, the assemblies were organized according to curia.
Comment replies consisting solely of images will be removed. I watched it a few times a month for as long as I can remember. When I was really young, I had it on VHS and watched it so many times the tracking was impossible to fully correct and the sound level was so shot the volume on the TV had to be set to maximum in order to hear it clearly.
Get your designer sunglass style on for summertime at discount rate prices. At these rates you could put on greater than one pair of 2009 developer style sunglasses. Check out the following discount sunglasses websites to discover a set of sunglasses for the seaside, one more for the pool, and a pair of designer design sunglasses to keep in the automobile.
"Unorganized territory" is not a name; it simply means Congress has not passed an organic act for the territory. In most situations, the purpose of unorganized territory was to act as land for Native American settlement. Later, the last unorganized territory in the country was indeed referred to as "Indian Territory", though this is not an official name.
Pull the fabric taut as you work, gently pulling and stapling the overlapped edges of both rows of fabric to each ceiling joist until you reach the opposite wall. Staple the end of the fabric strip to the balsa frame, spacing the staples 2 inches apart. If you encounter duct work, cut the fabric to fit, leaving at least 24 inches of uncovered space around any ceiling obstacle.
Moore is well known for her role in "Ghost," which featured salvatore ferragamo handmade shoes Patrick Swayze and Whoopi Goldberg. She also starred in "A Few Good Men," "Indecent Proposal" and "Charlie's Angels." She married Ashton Kutcher in 2005, but they are now in the middle of a divorce. She was tapped to play feminist Gloria Steinem in a biopic, but has pulled out.


text:
Lake Villa, Illinois Passport Office Information
Residents of Lake Villa in Lake County, Illinois have a choice of 3 passport acceptance agents to visit in order to get their passport application sealed. The passport agents in Lake Villa can provide you with passport forms or witness your signature and seal your passport documents (if you don't need your passport application sealed then you do not need to visit an acceptance agent). Besides the 3 locations there are 396 other locations in the state of Illinois from which you can get a passport application sealed at. If you are not needing a passport in Lake Villa for a least (3) weeks, you can visit any of the passport acceptance agents listed below the map on this web page. If you need it faster than (3) weeks we have provided the closest regional passport offices to Lake Villa, Illinois and Expedited Passport service options for Lake Villa.
Regional Passport Offices Close to Lake Villa:These are passport issuing facilities. You will need to make an appointment and present proof of upcoming travel but in most cases, you will be able to get passport renewal, new passports, child passports, or a lost passport replacement Same Day or Next Day.
Chicago Passport Agency - 37.4 Miles, Detroit Passport Agency - 222.2 Miles, Buffalo Passport Agency - 406.4 Miles, Arkansas Passport Center - 531.6 Miles, Washington Passport Agency - 543.5 Miles
Fast Rush Passport Expediting Service in Lake Villa, Illinois3rd Party Passport Expediting in Lake Villa IL: Expedited Passports & Visas are the experts for expediting passports in Lake Villa, if you're in a hurry, this is probably going to be your best option. Passport servces offered for Lake Villa: Expedited Passport Renewal, Expedited New Passports, Fast Passport Name Changes, Expedited Child Passports, Expedited Lost/Stolen Passport Replacement
How to Get a Passport in Lake Villa, IllinoisGetting a passport in Lake Villa IL depends on what type of passport application you are needing. The process in these guides assumes that you are applying at a local Lake Villa Passport Office in which case it will take you 4 to 6 weeks to get a passport in Lake Villa.
Please select the appropriate guide from the list below to get started:
Passport Offices in Lake Villa, IL
Lake Villa Main Post Office IL
206 Cedar Ave
Lake Villa IL, 60046
Lake Villa Township Supervisor
37908 N Fairfield Rd
Lake Villa IL, 60046
Antioch Township Clerk's Office
1625 Deep Lake Rd
Lake Villa IL, 60046
There are 3 acceptance agents (local passport offices) located in Lake Villa Illinois:
- Lake Villa Main Post Office IL
206 Cedar Ave
Lake Villa, IL 60046
- Lake Villa Township Supervisor
37908 N Fairfield Rd
Lake Villa, IL 60046
- Antioch Township Clerk's Office
1625 Deep Lake Rd
Lake Villa, IL 60046
Other Passport Offices Near Lake Villa, Illinois:Listed below are additional passport offices that are located within 50 miles of Lake Villa Illinois:
Round Lake Post Office IL - Round Lake - 1.9 Miles
Grayslake Post Office - Grayslake - 4.5 Miles
Gurnee Post Office IL - Gurnee - 7.3 Miles
Bristol Post Office - Bristol - 8.7 Miles
Island Lake Post Office - Island Lake - 10.4 Miles
Waukegan Post Office - Waukegan - 10.6 Miles
Libertyville Post Office IL - Libertyville - 10.6 Miles
Circuit Court Clerk (Lake Co) Waukeegan IL - Waukegan - 10.6 Miles
Zion Postal Office - Zion - 10.7 Miles
Waukegan Township - Waukegan - 10.7 Miles
Passport Service for Cities Near Lake VillaResidents of the following closeby cities looking to get a passport should consider using the passport office(s) located in Lake Villa for document sealing and 3-week passport expediting. Be sure to check other nearby passport offices listed above, as there may be a closer passport office to your city.
Antioch Illinois, Fox Lake Illinois, Gurnee Illinois, Salem Wisconsin, Libertyville Illinois, Mundelein Illinois, Pleasant Prairie Wisconsin, McHenry Illinois, Zion Illinois, North Chicago Illinois, Richmond Illinois, Lake Bluff Illinois, Lake Forest Illinois, Cary Illinois, Lincolnshire Illinois, Crystal Lake Illinois, Barrington Illinois, Buffalo Grove Illinois, Highwood Illinois, Lakewood Illinois


text:
Sorry for the absence. We have been taking some much needed time off.
If you are lucky enough to go on vacation to a place that you have become familiar with, you probably look forward to things that are unique to that area. Because you can't experience these things anywhere else, they become synonymous with your vacation. These might include a favorite fishing spot, a souvenir shop, or an ice cream stand.
Or maybe a potato chip.
When I was growing up, we rented a cottage in southern Maine for several summers, and, as far as I knew, that was the only place on earth that you could get Humpty Dumpty potato chips. Made since 1947 in South Portland, the Humpty Dumpty chip logo featured a smiling egg wearing a bow tie and a bowler hat. It was the first thing I looked for at the grocery store on vacation and they were the most delicious potato chips in the world.
Although they made funky flavors like Ketchup, Sour Cream and Clam, All Dressed, and Dill Pickle, the only kind we ever got was Regular. Now, maybe that was because it was the only kind that the grocery store carried, but I suspect it was because "regular" kind of defined who we were. We were not ripple chip people. We were definitely not sour cream and clam people.
That just made the regular chips so much more special. We didn't waste time wondering what flavor to get because, for us, there was only one. And I'm not kidding when I say they were delicious. They didn't taste like Wise, or Lays, or State Line chips. They were better. They elevated tunafish or a BLT or a ham sandwich to new heights.
When vacation was over, that was the end of the chips until the next year. Only people lucky enough to live in Maine year round got to have Humpty Dumpty chips in December or January. When July rolled around again on the calendar, the chips were something to look forward to.
Eventually I outgrew going to Maine with my parents. Once or twice we did some overnights at a motel but it wasn't the same. We ate our meals in restaurants and we never bought chips just to have them around.
Shortly after I returned to Maine as a spouse and parent to make new vacation memories, they started making Humpty Dumpty potato chips in Canada. The company had been bought and sold a few times since my younger days. But the best part is the chips were still sitting on the shelves when we went to the store.
We made the chips an even bigger part of our vacation. We would have them with meals but also with dip before supper. We would finish bags and go back to buy more. We would buy bags to bring home with us.
Some years we couldn't find Regular, but Ripple was always readily available and that was okay. One year, a friend of mine from college who was born and raised in Maine, visited us on vacation and brought a bag of every kind of Humpty Dumpty chip they had in the store. It must have been at least half a dozen varieties, although Sour Cream and Clam was noticeably absent.
Today, even if we go to Maine for a day trip, we buy a bag or two. We buy bags for friends and relatives so that they can experience them. To be honest, I don't think I could tell the difference now between Humpties and another kind of chip. They may not even be as good as they were when I was a kid. But that's not the point, is it?
For me, Humpty Dumpty potato chips will be as much a part of vacation as throwing a ball around on the beach or that first whiff of salt air.
What is your favorite vacation treat? Please leave a comment…
Note from Suzanne:
I have written in the past that not all of my family members subscribe to the same diet as myself. While I practice a vegan diet and eat very little processed food, other members (all adults) in my home have chosen different paths (carnivorous and flexitarian).
While we no longer purchase and devour bag upon bag during vacation, the carnivore and the flexitarian do enjoy this treat from time to time. Potato chips are not a food I miss so one or two chips leaves me satisfied.


text:
Hi guys,
By now you should have heard of Kiss Cosmetics as they are all over social media at the moment, but if you haven't, they are a new company who have made a name for themselves within the beauty world. Everyone and their Nan seem to be raving about their Kissticks (£7) as they have a wide range of colours, I'm not talking Mac level but there is a colour for everyone.
I got a hold of Passionate Peach (yellow based nude, perfect for warm undertones) which is the lightest colour within the range, truth be told, it was a little too light for my tastes and skin tone (just look at the swatch above) but it was a stunning colour none the less. The formula is something made of dreams; it is super creamy and very moisturising. It glides on perfectly to the point that it feels like butter, plus the smell is absolutely amazing! It reminds me of Mac Lipsticks but more fragrant. I wore this for about an hour before I had to top it back up again as I felt it had lost its vibrancy but it's not supposed to be a matte finish so it obviously won't last as long as a matte lipstick. All in all, a great lipstick for everyday wear and there is quite a lot of product for such a small item but I think I will be going back for some other colours that are more "me".
Have you heard of Kiss Cosmetics?
Would you buy a mini version to try it before committing to a full size version?
Have you checked out my latest featuring My First Personal Training Experience?


text:
- Calories 448
- Caloriesfromfat 14%
- Fat 7.1g
- Satfat 1.7g
- Monofat 2.3g
- Polyfat 1.5g
- Protein 33.6g
- Carbohydrate 62.2g
- Fiber 8.5g
- Cholesterol 41mg
- Iron 5.7mg
- Sodium 1mg
- Calcium 118mg
Steak-and-Bean Burrito
How to Make It
Heat a nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-high heat until hot. Add beef, and sauté 2 minutes; remove beef from pan. Add onion and garlic to pan, and sauté 2 minutes. Stir in beans and broth; cook 1 minute. Mash bean mixture with a fork; stir in pepper and cumin. Spread bean mixture over tortilla, and top with 2 tablespoons sour cream, spreading to cover. Place beef strips down center of tortilla; top with 1 tablespoon salsa. Roll up tortilla; place, seam side down, on a microwave-safe plate. Microwave at HIGH 1 minute or until burrito filling is hot. Top with 1 tablespoon sour cream, 1 tablespoon salsa, and lettuce.


text:
Guess who's wearing white!?
Lovelovelove this cover art for the third and *sniff* final novel in The Selection trilogy by Kiera Cass. This has been a reveal I've been waiting for now for a long while. The pose, America's expression... just everything about it is gorgeous plus it's another brilliantly lovely gown! Like seriously, as the Hollywood Crush article points out... don't you WANT to know what secret America has that we don't know!? I sure do!
Tell me, what do YOU all think!?


text:
Vietti Barbaresco Masseria
- Brand: Vietti
- Product Code: 10VIET4B
- Availability: In Stock
Incredible finesse with excellent balance, integration and a long, lingering finish.
The history of Vietti can be traced back to the 19th century, when Mario Vietti made his first wines, selling most of his production to local villagers.
Mario's fame as a winemaker spread and over time the Vietti name became synonymous with brilliant wines, not just in the local area but across the world.
Grapes: 100% Nebbiolo
Region: Italy / Piedmont / Treiso, Barbaresco D.O.C.G
Maker: Alfredo Currado
Notes: Garnet ruby colour, slight garnet hue, with intense aromas of ripe cherries with intricate complexities of minerals, tea leaves and rose petals. With firm, ripe tannins, crisp acidity and feminine and round structure, this Barberesco shows incredible finesse with excellent balance, integration and a long, lingering finish.
Serve: At 16-18c with Hearty stew, wild game, roasted red meats and sharp, aged cheeses


text:
1 of 1
Having a car for rent brought to a newer level Jackson Westmorland
Submitted 2013-12-31 18:57:13 Owning a personal car in Singapore may be costly due to the high price of survival as well as the high-priced charge of adding oil into your cars. Just one route to the petrol kiosk adidas superstar 2 mujer , the payment can easily sum up to nearly a $100 where we can use this fund for other intentions that may be of much better usages.
Because of this cause, many people have resolved} to reject their personal cars and go for public transport as aan replacement. Either that, car rental firms in Singapore are on the growth where they are expert both long period car lease as well as monthly car lease. It is counted as a lower cost substitution with the many inexpensive car rental businesses we have here in Singapore. Rent A car in SIngapore is now recognized with most people and they can effortlessly travel down to any Singapore car rental outlets and sign up for a Singapore car leasing.
Eazi Car Leasing & Marketing Pte Ltd was first started in January 2007 here in Singapore. Led by Jeremy Chong with more than six years of knowledge in the car lease organization. We have the greatest rental and reasonable car lease in Singapore for all mainland cars. All of our car borrowing cars are received brand new from the shop and are very well preserved for your relaxation. The seller often services all of our vehicles, so loyalty is very much guaranteed. We have a fleet of more than a hundred vans so accessibility is not a issue.
clients can decide from a wide collection of makes and models with Fiat being our most noticable car. We also let our customers to test drive our cars before requiring any commitment. The vehicles here at our car for rent firm are attainable for short or long period leasing and there is no hidden charges or hidden bills needed. We even have weekend car borrowing available as well as the long term rental that supports monthly car rental at the inexpensive fees.
Author Resource:- Come to our web for additional information: Car Rental Singapore, Singapore Car Rental, Monthly Car Rental.
Article From Article Directory Database Learning The Necessary Evils Of Effective Bounce House Business Marketing Learning The Necessary Evils Of Effective Bounce House Business Marketing August 27, 2013 | Author: Aaron Slot | Posted in BusinessSuccessful bounce house rental businesses don't happen overnight. While having your own business may be enjoyable, you need to have a concrete plan to make the business successful and profitable. Owning a successful business is easier said than done adidas superstar foundation mujer , but there are some things that you can do to make the job easier. A Web site has potential for your companies earnings to rise like a balloon. This would be very useful for a bounce house rental business that is small but wants to start expanding and has the available resources. Research web hosting sites online and select the one that works best for you if this is a serious option that you would like to explore. You must compare your productsservices to the ones offered in the market. You need to set a benchmark paving the way towards quality output. You should strive for quality all the time, which can be handy for you to enjoy a successful bounce house rental business. Create an account on social networking sites, such as Facebook and twitter to help spread awareness about your bounce house rental business and create a following. Verify to be on multiple sites and check them regularly. You may develop new clientele through doing this. People love to help out start-up bounce house rental businesses. Sites such as Kickstarter allow you to get thousands of people to chip in a little bit towards your business. You can offer business-based rewards, which will encourage your donators to visit your business once you have it open. Then, you will create loyal customers! Be clear with your customers about what your bounce house rental business requirements are. If you want success, your customers are the ones who will get you there so make sure they are satisfied 100% of the time no matter what you have to do. Local publications have a lot of draw in communities. If you want to draw some people from your community to your bounce house rental business, send in a letter to a few local magazines or other publications. Talk about why customers should come to shop at your business, and they might listen! When you run into a problem with your bounce house rental business that you are not sure you know how to handle adidas superstar pride pack comprar , it is always appropriate to ask for advice from professionals. They could save you a lot of trouble down the road if you go to them instead of trying to figure things out for yourself. Create an advert on Facebook. This could be wonderful as you get to pick how many people it reaches, and in what areas, thus you are complete control of how your advert is being displayed. This is a day-to-day cost, but it will reach numerous people in your location. If you find yourself at a loss for methods to advertise, think about word of mouth. It's a viable way to share information about your bounce house rental business even now. All you need to do is get a few people to say something nice about the good or service you're trying to sell. Looking for ways to gain your understanding related to the tips presented above? Just submit bounce house rental when searching online. You can discover some fantastic helpful suggestions about party bounce house rentals..
1 of 1


text:
|I don't know what I was
doing with my hands
Overall, I am feeling good. I get tired easily, but I am staying active and keeping busy. The pregnancy related carpel tunnel is probably the worst of my symptoms. I am now wearing wrist braces on both wrists to sleep. It also doesn't help that I spend a good portion of my day on the computer. Surprisingly, cutting the grass made them feel better. My husband was not real thrilled I did that last week while he was at work, but it was a nice walk.
I am feeling bigger, but that is to be expected at this point. Getting out of bed is always interesting. There are some maternity items that are no longer very comfortable and flip flops are about all I can wear on my feet. I am lucky there is a pretty laid back dress code at work.
Baby is getting big, but that is not a surprise. My doctor's office keeps wanting updated size ultra sounds and at 37 weeks the baby was estimated at 7 pounds 10 ounces. That said, those can be off by a pound or more so who really knows how big this little one will be. The ultra sounds keep my doctor happy and it won't really change my initial plans for labor and delivery. It is nice to get to see the little one.
While it is not ideal, I did have to set an induction date at last week's appointment. I got them to give me until 40 weeks and 5 days to go into labor on my own. To help with this, my husband and I are working on operation evict the tenant. Lots of walking, sitting/rocking on the birthing ball, red raspberry leaf tea, evening primrose oil, and a few other things. It may not help, but I am doing pretty much anything that can't hurt at this point. I would really like to avoid an induction if at all possible.
Any other tips or tricks for starting labor? If it I get to my due date, I am thinking about trying acupuncture or accupressure. Any suggestions for places in the Orlando area?


text:
Skoda logo vector free download
Download Skoda logo now
- Vector format:
- Contributor:
- Shimizu Abe
- Updated on:
- File Size:
- 1.07 Mb
By downloading this artwork you agree with our terms of use.
Share or Embed logo
HTML code allows to embed logo in your website.
BB code allows to embed logo in your forum post.


text:
|Brinley really wanted to play Uno Attack! with us. I had my doubts, but let her play. As you can see,
she can't hide her cards from us, but she can match colors and numbers and is thrilled to push the button,
so it is an all around good time.
- On Becoming Toddlerwise
- Wholesome Toddlerfood.com
- The Toddler's Busy Book
- What To Expect The Toddler Years (this is okay--I don't love it)
- Super Baby Food
- So Easy Toddler Food cookbook
- The Wonder Weeks. (and a link to their site:http://livingcontrolsystems.com/)
- Healthy Sleep Habits, Happy Child
- The Baby Whisperer Solves All Your Problems: Sleeping, Feeding, and Behavior--Beyond the Basics from Infancy Through Toddlerhood
- Baby Body Signs: The Head-to-Toe Guide to Your Child's Health, from Birth Through the Toddler Years
- Secrets of the Baby Whisperer: How to Calm, Connect, and Communicate with Your Baby
- The Wonder Weeks
- http://wholesomebabyfood.com/
- Toddler Summary: 29 Months Old (for McKenna)
- toddler summary (blog label)
- crib to bed transition
- potty training


text:
I am looking for a good fishing pole for fishing for bass and catfish and blue gills occasionally. I dont want the prise any higher then 80 bucks. I use mostly spinner baits and Kelly Worms. And some time live bait. I want a good reel and a good fishing pole if you guys got any information please tell me what would be a good fishing pole to get and if you could put a link to one that would be good thanks.
Powered by http://answers.yahoo.com


text:
Easy flawless, sharp and DELICIOUS cakes, every single time!...and a process that this time you will ENJOY!. Learn my signature techniques in my first Craftsy Class: Make-ahead techniques for stunning cakes.
In this kingdom, it all starts with a beautiful and precise cakes iced with SUPER DELICIOUS smooth chocolate panels! The architect in my likes precision. Flawless cakes with sharp edges are SO EASY to achieve with my signature rolled chocolate panel technique. Most importantly, unlike with other icings, with this technique, you will ENJOY the process!!!
In lesson 1 and 2 of my upcoming Craftsy Class: "Make-ahead techniques for stunning Cakes", I will be covering EVERYTHING that you need to know to achieve (every single time) sharp cakes like these. I'm positive that this class will demonstrate that you ALSO have an architect in you!
These were the Hero and Step Out cakes that I prepared for my class, photographed before the were fully or partially decorated, before they were shipped to Denver!.
Yes, my chocolate covered cakes were shipped in the middle of July!...Bt that's material for another post, wink!
Our Craftsy class " Make-ahead techniques for stunning cakes" is LIVE!
Hello, My name is Ileana Saldivia. Venezuelan born and adopted daughter of Cincinnati, OH, where I reside with my husband and kids. I'm an Architect by trade and a professional baker. I created this Sugar Realm all for myself, and now, I share it with you! It's like my third child, and it makes me IMMENSELY happy. Thank you for being part of my sugar kingdom.


text:
There are many ways to support One Step Beyond Inc. and providing us with a financial donation is one of the best.
Your donation allows us to:
- Advocate for Inclusion
- Enhance the quality of our special programs
- Offer annual field trips to our participants
- Expand job placement programs
- Purchase dynamic curriculum
- Grow our organization to serve more adults with ID
- Assure that each participant reaches their potential
If you have questions about your donation, or others ways to GIVE to One Step Beyond, Inc., contact Ashley Archibald.
Volunteering is something that is not only a crucial element to what we do, it is also extremely rewarding. Come and see what we do, and join the OSBI family. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns please contact email@example.com


text:
A new indie film due for release very soon aims to tell the story of two brothers experiencing Plasmids for the first time within the walls of Rapture before the great city fell.
N4G is a community of gamers posting and discussing the latest game news. It's part of NewsBoiler, a network of social news sites covering today's pop culture.


text:
CAM International is so grateful for all those people who are behind us in the work and who help in so many ways. We recognize that without you we really would struggle to get anything done. Thank you all.
Quite a number of people ask, 'How can we help CAM International?' Well, here we take the opportunity of putting before you some ways you can do just that.
We recognize that prayer is basic to all Christian endeavours. So, to help you in your prayer for CAM International, we produce a weekly NEWSLINK, bringing items for prayer (and of course for praise). You can obtain the weekly NEWSLINK:
Here on the website - use the NEWSLINK button on the top menu.
By email – use the CONTACT US button on the top menu to tell us your email address.
By post (UK only) – contact the CAM International office (355 Blackpool Road, Preston, PR2 3AB, UK) and we will put you on the mailing list.
There are many means available these days to make contributions. Go to our How can I help financially? page to see what methods are available, including online, PayPal and Ebay, or use the Charity Choice button here.
Long-term and short-term workers
CAM International is still looking to send more long-term and short-term missionaries. The need has not gone away. So, if you feel that God is calling you to work with us, have a look at the Workers CAM International is looking for to see what our immediate needs are, and then contact us at our Preston office.
CONTACT magazine
CONTACT is our monthly magazine distributed free of charge. If you are interested in receiving your free copy just Contact us.


text:
Release Date: March 24, 2017 (limited)
Studio: Fox Searchlight Pictures
Director: Craig Johnson
Screenwriter: Daniel Clowes
Genre: Comedy
MPAA Rating: (R) for language throughout and some sexuality.
Official Website: www.FoxSearchlight.com
Cast: Woody Harrelson, Laura Dern, Judy Greer, Isabella Amara, Cheryl Hines, Margo Martindale, David Warshofsky, Mary Lynn Rajskub
Plot Summary: Woody Harrelson stars as Wilson, a lonely, neurotic and hilariously honest middle-aged misanthrope who reunites with his estranged wife (Laura Dern) and gets a shot at happiness when he learns he has a teenage daughter (Isabella Amara) he has never met. In his uniquely outrageous and slightly twisted way, he sets out to connect with her.


text:
A form of financial aid that does not need to be repaid and that is ordinarily awarded on the basis of merit. Sometimes used interchangeably with grant, though grants are generally awarded on the basis of financial need. The MIT Scholarship is a need-based grant that does not need to be repaid.
There is currently no content classified with this term.


text:
|01 Dec 2012
BSOD on multiple occasions
Okay so my computers been experiencing many BSOD lately for the past month.
The first few were experienced while running Dota 2 strictly. The only things ive added to this hp p6754y is an:
-Antec EarthWatts EA-500D Green 500W ATX12V v2.3 / EPS12V 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Active PFC Power Supply
-SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 6670 1GB 128-bit DDR3 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card (11192-22-20G)
Problem after running memtest86 was that I had faulty RAM. So i went and bought a new set of RAM that suppose to be compatible but i'm still getting BSODs or 4 beep codes with the fans on but monitor sleeping.
Ran memtest86 for the new RAM as well, and got 0 errors, but it still BSOD or beeps so i guess RAM is ruled out. Last crash i think was IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. It's gotten to the point where it does this randomly even with non intensive use, and its been bugging me hardcore.
I don't think my computers overclocked as i don't even know how to so i'm stumped..
Attached are a few mini dumps (There shouldve been more but i dont think they got saved/recorded?) but the 2 that happened on 11/30/2012 was after i installed the new RAM
|My System Specs
|01 Dec 2012
Windows 10 Home 64Bit
Welcome to SF.
Please uninstall the following software with their removal tool or using the Free version of Revo Uninstaller in Advanced Mode.
Recommended antivirus program for Windows 7 based on stability compared to others:-
Run a full scan with both (separately) once downloaded, installed and updated.
Run the System File Checker that scans the of all protected Windows 7 system files and replaces incorrect corrupted, changed/modified, or damaged versions with the correct versions if possible:
Then test RAM. Take memtest. Run for 8 passes and test each stick in a know good slot for an additional 6 passes.Report back if the system is more stable.
The goal is to test all the RAM sticks and all the motherboard slots.
Check your motherboard manual to ensure the RAM sticks are in the recommended motherboard slots. Some motherboards have very specific slots required for the number of RAM sticks installed.
If you get errors, stop the test and continue with the next step.
1. Remove all but one stick of RAM from your computer (this will be RAM stick #1), and run Memtest86 again, for 7 passes.
*Be sure to note the RAM stick, use a piece of tape with a number, and note the motherboard slot.If this stick passes the test then go to step #3.
2. If RAM stick #1 has errors, repeat the test with RAM stick #2 in the same motherboard slot.
*If RAM stick #2 passes, this indicates that RAM stick #1 may be bad. If you want to be absolutely sure, re-test RAM stick #1 in another known good slot.
*If RAM stick #2 has errors, this indicates another possible bad RAM stick, a possible motherboard slot failure or inadequate settings.3. Test the next stick of RAM (stick #2) in the next motherboard slot.
*If this RAM stick has errors repeat step #2 using a known good stick if possible, or another stick.
*If this RAM stick has no errors and both sticks failed in slot#1, test RAM stick #1 in this slot.4. If you find a stick that passes the test, test it in all the other motherboard slots.
If Part 2 testing shows errors, and all tests in Part 3 show errors, you will need to test the RAM sticks in another computer and/or test other RAM in your computer to identify the problem.
In this way, you can identify whether it is a bad stick of RAM, a bad motherboard, or incompatibility between the sticks.
Do this test overnight, before going to bed.
Post back results.
|My System Specs
|03 Dec 2012
Ok so I got up to the SFC/SCANNOW part and it didn't find anything but my computer did go through 2 new crashes.
BOOTMGR image is corrupt. The system cannot boot.
And another that had to do with checksum. I can't remember exactly what it was for that.
My computer will turn on and the fans run , but that's about it . The monitor goes to sleep with a black screen . I've even tried putting back my old PSU, and removed the sapphire video card with no prevail..
The only thing left inside that wasn't apart of the computer when I first bought it is the 8gb of ram which didn't have problems on memtest
|My System Specs
|03 Dec 2012
Did you un-install ESET and Norton Internet Security, and run both removal tools?
The anti-virus program removal tools must be ran to get rid of all traces of the software.
Did you install MSE?
Put your new PSU back into the system.
What RAM did you get?
How many RAM cards, 2x4GB or 4x2GB?
To fix your booting issue, run 'Startup Repair' three times with re-boots after each run.
How to Run a Startup Repair in Windows 7
You can do this without the OS running, use your W7 installation DVD/USB stick.
Boot to the System Recovery Options screen using your retail Windows 7 installation disk or system repair disc.
Seatools for DOS tutorial
SeaTools for DOS is a comprehensive, easy-to-use diagnostic tool that helps you quickly determine what is preventing you from accessing data on your desktop or notebook computer.
SeaTools for DOS
Your last two crashes.
STOP 0x0000001E: KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED Usual causes: Device driver, hardware, System service, compatibility, Remote control programs, memory, BIOS EXCEPTION_CODE: (NTSTATUS) 0xc0000005 - The instruction at 0x%08lx referenced memory at 0x%08lx. The memory could not be %s. FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: X64_0x1E_c0000005_R_nt!KiCommitThreadWait+1d5 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- STOP 0x0000000A: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL Usual causes: Kernel mode driver, System Service, BIOS, Windows, Virus scanner, Backup tool, compatibility FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: X64_0xA_nt!KiProcessExpiredTimerList+72
When you system boots again we can do more hardware tests.
|My System Specs
|03 Dec 2012
I uninstalled norton and eset but didn't run the removal tools yet. Tried Downloading MSE, but BSOD in between Downloading it.
After putting the earthwatts PSU back in , it still won't work . Fans turn on but the monitor is completely black , no signal.
As for the RAM it's 2x4gb of G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9D-8GBRL
How do I run start up repair without the discs? It wasn't included when I first got the computer . It was part of the hard drive but I have no idea how to access it if my computer screen stats black and doesn't even go to the the bios screen
|My System Specs
|04 Dec 2012
The anti-virus removal tools will remove the last remnants that are causing conflicts. Run these tools as soon as you're able to boot into the OS.
Chances are the new PSU is better than the old one, you need to keep as many variables out as possible.
It would help if you fill in your 'System Specs' as best you can.
It's a HP desktop?
Intel or AMD CPU?
Number and make of hard drives?
Is this your computer?
HP Pavilion p6754y Magnesium Gray Edition Desktop PC Product Specifications
Is there a recovery partition?
Take a look at this tutorial: How to Create a Windows 7 System Repair Disc
If you are unable to boot your Windows 7 to create a Windows 7 System Repair Disc, then you could create it on another computer to use on your computer.
When you got the new RAM, did you change any settings in BIOS?
OEM, HP, usually don't have any options in BIOS for RAM adjustments, need to make sure.
AMD systems can have problems with RAM, most RAM is optimized for Intel. It's best to get RAM that is optimized for AMD, which is a little harder to find.
The G.Skill site RAM Configurator won't give any results for your HP.
There is a good chance the RAM is the problem, you may need to find compatible RAM.
Crucial guarantees their RAM to work in OEM systems.
Crucial® Memory Advisor results for the HP - Compaq Pavilion p6754y Desktop/PC.
This is what they recommend:
8GB Kit (4GBx2)
DDR3 PC3-10600 • CL=9 • Unbuffered • NON-ECC • DDR3-1333 • 1.35V • 512Meg x 64 • • Part #: CT2317562
Looking for Recovery Discs?
|My System Specs
|Thread Tools
|Similar help and support threads
Multiple BSOD occasions (possible driver issue)
So, hello guys! In advance, thanks for checking out my question, I really appreciate it! Here's the story: I became a university-student in september in a foreign country, so I needed a laptop to study ... and spend countless hours playing video games. After a decent research, conducted from my...
|BSOD Help and Support
BSOD on multiple occasions (explained in detail)
Hello everyone, I have a 3 year old hp laptop. I can remember that it started crashing and displaying BSODs around the second year. At that time it was not very frequent. However, it started to happen more and more. Generally, it happened when too many processes were running at the same time...
|BSOD Help and Support
BSOD(?) during random occasions
Hi, I started having BSOD, I think, a few days ago and it is appearing completely random. After a crash I went into the bios and was looking at the voltages when suddenly the 5v spiked to 5.6v and the computer crashed. I think that is the problem, but I have no idea why or what it is. Update: I...
|BSOD Help and Support
BSOD playing Shank... on multiple occasions; error 0x0D1
Hey guys, I'm new here, but I need some assistance.. Just last week, I built this computer to play newer games. However, sometimes when I'm playing games such as Shank, I'll receive a random BSOD error (see title). I took the steps needed to report to you guys the errors, and they're attached to...
|BSOD Help and Support
BSOD on multiple occasions... Error 0x0000007A and 0x000000F4
Hey everyone, i'm new to this forum so please bare with me if my posting isn't up to 'par.' I have an HP G60-630US laptop. Its almost 4 years old i believe. This laptop serves a work computer, however, i do use it for pleasure as well. A couple of days ago, i left for lunch and closed the lid...
|BSOD Help and Support
|Our Sites
|Site Links
|About Us
|Find Us
Windows 7 Forums is an independent web site and has not been authorized, sponsored, or otherwise approved by Microsoft Corporation. "Windows 7" and related materials are trademarks of Microsoft Corp.
© Designer Media Ltd
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 20:13.


text:
I'm not a very superstitious person but I did want to wait until I was around the 3 months to tell people, just until I had my check up in the hospital to make sure the baby and me were fine thankfully we are, according to the Dr. I'm as healthy as can be for a 22 year old so not to worry about a thing. The scan was amazing and so clear we got to watch as our little baby was moving around like crazy waving their hands and feet all over the place. You would know the baby's related to Cailan with all that energy! The most overwhelming moment was when the midwife was moving the ultrasound thing around my belly and we saw the heartbeat. We didn't get to hear it this visit but hopefully please god during our next we will. It was such a surreal and special moment getting the first glimpse of our precious little baby. I for one was over come with emotion but when I saw how happy and excited Lee was too I couldn't help but shed a tear.
We decided we would wrap it up and give it to Cailan as one of his birthday presents along with the rest and leave it for him to open until last. So that time came at the party, I was so excited but had little butterflys in my tummy at the same time I was waiting so long for this moment to finally tell all of our nearest and dearest that I couldn't believe it was that time already from finding out, to planning on how to tell everyone and now its here. So we handed Cai this present last which at this stage he was pretty anxious to get out of is high chair so he could play with his new toys but he hung on in their and opened it... but nobody had noticed what the t-shirt actually said until one of Lee's sisters starts shouting OMG! It was such a funny and amazing moment watching everyone and their reactions to our news. The room was ecstatic and everyone was so happy and thrilled for us and couldn't congratulate us enough. There was even some teary eyes in the room. I am so happy I can finally talk about it. Keeping a secret from everyone your close to is so hard. Every time I seen them I had a little voice in my head screaming I'm pregnant at them! Haha and I don't know wether there was something in the air but these past few weeks there has been nothing but baby talk in the air. People were asking would we ever go again for another one and things like that which made it even harder not to tell anyone.
I will keep you posted on updates and appointments as I go to them aswell as keep you updated on Cailan. I will have a post to follow this week about his birthday and how it all went.
Its such an amazing time in our life's right now Cailan I don't think really understands what is ahead of him all he knows now is that their's a little tiny baby in mammy's belly and we love him/her very much.
Here is the picture we got from our scan pretty clear I think...
My Facebook Page
My Pinterest


text:
During my son's first elementary school basketball practice, I remember catching my breath when his coach warned the young boys not to play like little girls.
It was not the last time I would hear similar words hurled at young boys when they didn't fulfill a coach's expectations. My correcting the volunteer coaches, telling them that such comparisons were sexist and demeaning, did little to change the situation.
Those scenarios were quickly followed by increasingly misogynistic lyrics in my son's preferred music and by peer pressure that defined manly.
Unfortunately, there were far too few examples of men offering an alternate view on a public level of what it means to be a man, leaving women as less than equals in the eyes of some boys.
That is changing.
"You Throw Like a Girl: A College Football Hall of Famer and Heisman Trophy Runner-up's Take on What it Means to be a Real Man," is the topic of a speech scheduled to be given Thursday by Don McPherson, an All-American quarterback for Syracuse University and a leader on the 1987 undefeated team.
McPherson wants more men to get involved with the fight to end sexual violence.
Billy Korinko, men's programming specialist at UK's Violence Intervention & Prevention Center, said McPherson is a leader in anti-violence activism.
"He has a powerful message for younger males," Korinko said, "a message about power-based sexual violence, and the need for more men to get involved in this work."
McPherson empowers the young men and boys not only to become involved in stopping sexual violence, but to engage their friends in changing the mind-set that allows it.
Korinko met McPherson at St. Norbert College in De Pere, Wis., when McPherson worked with students and faculty. He received "rave reviews" there, Korinko said.
McPherson's lecture centers on the idea that what we say can have a detrimental impact on young minds, he said.
"He does it in a way that they don't feel interrogated," Korinko said. "He is simply asking for their help."
The lecture is co-sponsored by the Martin Luther King Jr. Cultural Center, said director Chester Grundy, because there seems to be a growing number of cases of sexual violence nationwide.
"Young men are not understanding what it means to be a man," Grundy said. "They have no idea how to resolve issues with women or other people."
Grundy said he hopes that McPherson, who calls himself a feminist, will emphasize that manhood is not associated with physical prowess.
"It is what it means to be a leader and a servant," he said.
In popular culture, men who have money and know how to "handle" their women are glorified," Grundy said. "It would be different if there was a range of images. I don't think our young men get exposure to other choices."
McPherson will help men become more aware of the culture they live in and the seemingly innocuous signals they receive, Korinko said.
"Not just be more aware," he said, "but also to act, help educate others and to intercede."
Sexual violence, however, is not only perpetuated by men.
"We are very conscious in this office that we are not just talking about men's violence against women but all power-based sexual violence," he said.
That means any church, civic group or athletic organization that mentors young people should try to take their young charges to the lecture. I think it would be good for coaches to attend as well to make them more aware of the power of words.
The sooner we reach those young people and the adults who influence them, the sooner we can help end gender violence.


text:
It's 1869 at the bottom of the world
The British Army gone and left
Māori and Pākehā to fight it out
The Māori kuri
like its master
an inferior, ugly, savage animal
not to be given an inch
…or a bone.
Set in Wellington in 1869, Te Rākau's Dog & Bone paints a time in our city's history when savage lives were cheap, hungry colonial greed ruled, and the realised power of public perception changed our country's race relations forever.
Helen Pearse-Otene's (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Ruanui, Ngāti Rongomaiwahine-Kahungungu) extensive research for the play included settlers' and Armed Constabulary diaries, newspaper articles, and ngā kupu tuku iho (oral histories) of local Iwi.
The play is the second in our quartet of plays about the settlement of Wellington and follows on from The Ragged('s) (Wellington 1840) successful season at Soundings Theatre, Te Papa in January 2015.
Te Rākau Theatre Trust again invites you all on our journey into Wellington's past, present and future in Te Ao Hurihuri (the everchanging world).
Book at ticketek here now or give them a call on 0800 TICKETEK (842 538)
We've kept prices as low as we can, and there are great deals for families and groups of 6 or more if you give them a call.


text:
Guernsey Tramways (Railway)
As with most steam tramway concerns, the Guernsey Steam Tramway Company issued its drivers with railway-footplate type clothing (e.g. heavy cotton jackets and trousers, usually light in colour), along with cotton or flatcaps. Conductors wore informal but smart attire: jacket, shirt and tie, along with the fashionable headgear of the day, which in Guernsey's case seems to have been a little more idiosyncratic than was perhaps the case on the mainland. No change appears to have been made in this policy following the Guernsey Railway Company takeover of 1889.
Electric services were introduced in 1892, and were initially operated by Siemens Brothers and Company Ltd, with the GRCo only taking over in Spring 1893. It is possible that staff working these services wore informal attire, as although photographic evidence is unclear, records clearly state that staff were only first issued with uniforms in 1897. These were of blue serge with yellow or red piping and probably comprised single-breasted jackets with lapels, which were worn along with flat military style caps; it is unclear whether either jackets or caps carried insignia of any kind. In the mid-to-late Edwardian era, staff were issued with double-breasted tunics with two rows of five buttons (narrowing from top to bottom) and upright collars; the latter bore an employee number on the left-hand side and individual 'G R' initials on the right-hand side. Caps continued to be in a flattish military style, but now carried script-lettering grade badges, either 'Motorman' or 'Conductor'; it is currently unknown whether the badges and buttons were brass or nickel. By the time of the Great War, photographs suggest that a switch had been made to single-breasted jackets with five buttons, two breast pockets (with button closures), and upright collars; all insignia being as previously carried.
Towards the end of the system's life, the company appears to have adopted a policy of 'anything will do', as numerous photographs show staff wearing uniforms without badges, and conductors wearing informal attire with whatever cap was to hand, even motormen's caps.
Only one photograph appears to have survived depicting an inspector (from the late Edwardian or early George V era), and this indicates that they wore standard senior staff 'tramway' uniforms comprising single-breasted jackets with hidden buttons (or an hook and eye affair) which were edged in material of a finer quality than the main jacket. The jackets had upright collars which bore the grade 'inspector' in embroidered script lettering. Caps were the same style as those worn by tramcar staff, but bore a script lettering 'Inspector' badge, almost certainly embroidered.
In common with many tramway systems, Guernsey employed female staff during the Great War to replace men lost to the armed services. these ladies were issued with tailored double-breasted jackets with two closely spaced rows of five buttons. The jackets had two hip-level flap pockets and lapels, and were worn with long matching skirts. The upper lapels bore insignia of some description, probably identical to that carried on the mens collars. Caps appear to have been identical to those issued to the men, and with the same badges.
For a detailed history, see 'Guernsey's Trams' by John Carman.
Steam tram drivers and conductors
Guernsey Steam Tramway Company No 2, a Merryweather product, along with a Starbuck open-topped trailer (either No 5 or 6) and a Starbuck enclosed trailer (probably No 1) - photo undated, but as the middle vehicle was rebulit in the first year of operation, it must have been taken in 1879. Photo courtesy of the Tramways and Light Railway Society, with thanks to David Voice.
Blow-up of the above photo showing the driver, who is wearing typical railway footplate attire, along with something akin to a baker's or matelot's hat, though this may simply be a trick of the camera angle.
Merryweather steam tram (No 1 or No 2) and Starbuck-built trailers No 2 (middle), and either No 3 or No 4 (left) - photo purportedly taken on the opening day, 6th June 1879. Photo courtesy of the Tramways and Light Railway Society, with thanks to David Voice.
A blow-up of the above photo showing the conductor, who is clearly in informal attire, topped off by a tall hat that seems distinctly old fashioned even for this early date.
Steam Tram No 1 and Trailer No 2 at Salerie in Guernsey Railway days - photo undated, but probably taken in the early 1890s. Photo courtesy of the Tramways and Light Railway Society, with thanks to David Voice.
Blow-up of the above photo showing the footplate crew and the conductor, the latter leaning nonchalantly on the platform railings and clearly wearing informal attire.
Motormen and conductors
Guernsey Rawilay Tram No 10 - photo undated, but probably taken around the turn of the century. Photo courtesy of the Tramways and Light Railway Society, with thanks to David Voice.
Blow-up of the above photo, showing one of the tramcar staff in the type of uniform worn between 1897 and the mid Edwardian era.
Two conductors and a motorman pose with a very battered looking Tramcar No 5 at Post Office Corner, St Sampson's Bridge on the 23rd July 1929. Photo by Dr H Nicol, courtesy of the National Tramway Museum.
A blow-up of the above photo showing one of the motormen (presumably in charge of the tramcar behind No 5) and a conductor. Uniform policy was seemingly a little lacks by this time, as the conductor appears to be wearing informal attire, including a rather snazzy shirt and tie, along with a motorman's cap!
General pattern script-lettering cap badges - Motorman and Conductor - of the type used by the Guernsey Railway Company from around the mid-Edwardian era onwards. It is currently unknown whether the badges were brass or nickel.
Another shot taken in 1929 by Dr H Nicol, this time of the conductor of Tramcar No 8 at the passing loop outside the Red Lion. Apart from his cap, the individual depicted appears to be wearing informal attire. Photo by Dr H Nicol, courtesy of the National Tramway Museum.
Tramcar No 6 and crew at St Sampson's Harbour on 23rd July 1929. Photo by Dr H Nicol, courtesy of the National Tramway Museum.
Blow-up of the above photo showing the motorman, who appears, unlike the previous photos, to have collar designations.


text:
St. Bernard Parish's recently elected district attorney on Tuesday was added as a defendant to a 2-year-old civil racketeering lawsuit that now alleges he was "clearly part of the conspiracy" involving shakedowns of out-of-state contractors handling debris removal work in St. Bernard after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Days after his election last month, Perry Nicosia was sworn into office following the death of his longtime predecessor, Jack Rowley.
In an amended four-count complaint filed Tuesday in federal court in New Orleans, two contractors — Stephen Farmer, of Mississippi, and Curt Causey, of South Carolina — allege they were required to pay Nicosia and his two former law partners, Lance Licciardi and Randy Nunez, kickbacks in exchange for getting cleanup work.
The money allegedly went through checks written to a shell company, St. Bernard Debris Removal, that Nicosia registered in 2006.
A third contractor, Robert Casey, allegedly was forced to pay Jeff Difatta, the son of former Parish Councilman Joey Difatta, a piece of his earnings from the cleanup work. Casey, who was from Illinois, recently died, the lawsuit notes; he has been succeeded in the litigation by Rosetta Ray Casey.
Nicosia's alleged involvement in the 2012 case is one of the few new details to emerge in the amended complaint Tuesday. Allegations about his possible role in the shakedowns became an issue in the recent campaign. Previously, Nicosia has claimed he was a "silent partner" in the business and has dismissed the allegations, saying the company was not profitable. He did not return a call for comment Wednesday.
A separate 25-page court filing Tuesday outlined the basis of the lawsuit's racketeering allegations against the three men, as well as allegations against John "Mike" O'Malley, who owned D&O Contractors Inc., a large Kenner-based subcontractor of post-Katrina cleanup work in St. Bernard, and Daniel Wagner, who managed the Kenner firm.
O'Malley and Wagner "demanded" that outside subcontractors pay kickbacks to the four men, according to the lawsuit.
They "agreed to the objective of extortionately demanding" that the men handling the debris work pay part of their "earnings to such local St. Bernard Parish residents in order to assure their continued profits and edge in continuing to secure and administer the post-Katrina St. Bernard Parish subcontracts," the lawsuit claims.
The 25-page case statement contends that "direct and circumstantial evidence" exists that would "plainly indicate that Nicosia had to know about and agree to the objectives of the extortionate conspiracy."
The court filing contends that 151 pages of transcripts of telephone recordings and conversations Farmer had with O'Malley, Licciardi and Nunez show how they coerced him into agreeing to share his earnings with St. Bernard Debris Removal even though it did "no work for splitting part" of the checks and it "did not even own any equipment."
The lawsuit describes the allegations as "a widespread extortionate conspiratorial scheme to take part of outside subcontractors' and workers' FEMA earnings as 'protection' money for plaintiffs and others to be able to subcontract for debris removal in St. Bernard Parish."
The complaint says that, "whether (then) St. Bernard Parish President Junior Rodriguez knew it or agreed or not, the defendants repeatedly told plaintiff Farmer that Junior Rodriguez was requiring plaintiff and other outside contractors to pay part of their earnings to defendants Lance Licciardi and Randy Nunez or other local Rodriguez cronies."
The complaint alleges that Farmer was informed he needed to work out a deal with Licciardi and Nunez if he "knew what was good for him and wanted to keep his subcontract for debris removal." It alleges that Farmer resisted doing so until June 2006, at which point he tried to pick up a check for his work and was allegedly told by Licciardi and Nunez that he was "going to have to work through them because they are local and that's the way their friend Junior Rodriguez wants it."
The complaint alleges that the meetings with Farmer were held at the Nicosia, Licciardi and Nunez law firm, during which Nicosia "often stopped by to speak with those gathered."
Part of the arrangement called for Farmer to pay $1 per cubic yard of debris removed, as well as half of any money collected for demolition work and half of his retainer for cleanup work. For a while, Farmer or his assistant would pick up his check for the work, then go to the law firm to figure out how much would need to be paid as a kickback.
At one point, the complaint alleges, the checks were issued in the name of St. Bernard Debris even though Farmer had done the work.
The court filing alleges that the contractors were extorted out of at least $780,000.
Follow Richard Thompson on Twitter, @rthompsonMSY.


text:
Investing in your own exercise machine is always a good idea since it will allow you to benefit from the multiple advantages of an aerobic activity without even having to step out of your front door. Having your own machine is also a major advantage in terms of money: indeed, with competitive prices always emerging in the fitness market, it is now far more budget-friendly to buy a home exercise machine than join a gym.
So, if you're thinking about purchasing your own home equipment, you might want to check out spinning bikes. These are commonly found in fitness centers and can be used by athletes of different stamina. With a spinning bike, it is possible to lose a significant amount of weight in just one hour. Indeed, most users have found that they were able to burn up to 800 calories per hour session. Of course, the exact number of calories depends on different factors such as the athletes' weight, height, gender and metabolism. Still, it is safe to assume that you will be able to lose a significant amount of weight in just a few months by regularly exercising on this kind of bike.
Be regular with your workouts
The best way to maximize your calorie burn is to ensure that your workouts are always regular. This will ensure that both your stamina and your energy levels remain as high as possible, which means that you will be able to push yourself to your limit with every workout. Still, it is important to take one to two days off per week to allow your muscles the time to recover. Another way to burn more calories on a spin bike is to occasionally switch between a high and low intensity. It is important to know that most athletes occasionally hit a fitness plateau: consequently, their bodies automatically adjust to the same motions which will prevent you from burning as many calories as you would otherwise. Therefore, interval training will keep your muscles and stamina in motion.
Comfort comes first
Lastly, if you want to burn more calories on a spinning bike, it is imperative that you find an machine with a decent level of comfort, such as the Sunny Premier and the Sole SB700. Many beginners make the mistake of automatically opting for the cheapest machine, regardless of its level of comfort. Bear in mind that the level of comfort can drastically influence your motivation: for example, if you find out that the seat is too tough and unyielding, you might be tempted to abandon your workout earlier than planned. So, if possible, try to test out the bike before you buy it.


text:
Tag Archives: tour
San Diego show added!
San Diego! Let's rage on Dec. 28! Tickets going fast! http://ticketf.ly/21Te7XX
Fun Fun Fun Fest Nites
Austin, TX! We're playing Fun Fun Fun Fest NITES next month! NITES (after parties) are free with your FFF wristband. Schedule and passes are available at http://www.funfunfunfest.com
New Year's with Rancid
We're playing 2 shows with Rancid… New Year's Eve in Los Angeles and New Year's Day in San Francisco! NYE LA: http://www.axs.com/events/279760/the-bash-featuring-rancid-tickets NYD SF: http://www.axs.com/events/281599/rancid-tickets
Riot Fest Denver
See you at Riot Fest Denver in August! Tickets on sale now! http://riotfest.org/denver
Fun Fun Fun Fest
We're playing Fun Fun Fun Fest in November! Tickets now on sale! http://funfunfunfest.com
OFF! to Europe this summer!
More info & tickets: http://offofficial.com/tour
Sjock Festival
We're playing Sjock Festival on July 12 in Gierle, Belgium. Click HERE for tickets!


text:
About your trip
On this trip, team members will have the opportunity to experience all the work Sozo Children is involved in Uganda. You can look forward to traveling into the village to host our kid's club, participating in nightly devotions, ministering in the village, and countless other meaningful experiences. This trip will be marked by significant relationships with our Sozo kids, staff, and community. We are confident once you experience this incredible country and the people in it you will feel so connected it will be difficult to return home.
This December trip is a unique time to travel to Uganda as most all our kids are in house for the holidays. Team members will get extended time with our in-house kids compared to other trips where the kids are in school. This time of the year is such a fun time for not only our kids but also our team members. Katie Colucy, a past team member, says, "I love the December trips because all the kids are home from school and it's like one big party at each house. It's amazing to be a part of the family when you're there!" We are confident you will not regret joining this trip to Uganda!
We believe a day of rest is much needed for your time in Uganda. Bridge Point will get to decide between one of two rest days we call the "Day in Creation". Your team will choose to either drive to Jinja, the source of the Nile River where you will have the opportunity to bunjee jump (if you choose to do so), take a boat ride, and eat at a great local café. If your team chooses safari, you will embark on an incredible experience at Lake Mburo National Park! You will see many African animals as you are taken on a guided game drive and boat ride. You can also look forward to stops at the equator and an African drum making shop. (Note: These experiences are not included in the trip cost and will cost $150 for safari and $75 + optional bunjee fee for Jinja.)
meet your Leader
Team Leader: Seth Borgstede
Seth is originally from New Orleans, Louisiana. He graduated from the University of Alabama at Birmingham with a degree in public health and a concentration in global health studies. He has traveled to a number of different countries in Africa and the Middle East as a missionary. He has also had the incredible opportunity to complete a missionary training school in Pemba, Mozambique during 2015 under Heidi and Rolland Baker. Seth started as an associate with Sozo Trading Co. in January 2016 and joined the Sozo Children staff in 2017. Seth is excited for this next step in serving the Lord and with Sozo Children.
Registration Deadline: October 24, 2017
Extended registration deadline: November 7, 2017
1st Payment Deadline: November 7, 2017
Final Payment: December 5, 2017
Registration Fee: $100* | Trip Cost: $1250 + flight**
*Not included in total trip cost
**flights range from USD $1500-$2200 this time of year


text:
Red River Hog
Z946/0039 Rights Managed
530 pixels on longest edge, unwatermarked
Request/Download high-res file
Uncompressed file size: 27.9MB
Downloadable file size: 3.9MB
Please login to use the price calculator
Credit: MARK NEWMAN/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
Release details: Model release not required. Property release not required.
Keywords: africa wildlife, african, african bush pig, animal, artiodactyla, artiodactylid, bush pig, bushpig, fauna, mammal, mammalia, nature, pig, pigs, potamochoerus, potamochoerus porcus, red river hog, suidae, swine, wild pig, wildlife, zoology
Licence fees: A licence fee will be charged for any media (low or high resolution) used in your project.


text:
Welcome to winemag.com! By using our website and/or subscribing to our newsletter, you agree to our use of cookies and the terms of our Privacy Policy
We've received your email address, and soon you will start getting exclusive offers and news from Wine Enthusiast.
Now you'll be the first to hear about:
Welcome to winemag.com! By using our website you agree to our use of cookies and the terms of our Privacy PolicyAccept
Ample blueberry and black cherry fruit is toned by fresh acidity and held in a concentrated body. Little by little the Zweigelt pepperiness creeps in and makes for a punchy, focused red with just the right amount of still perceptible tannins. Great clean finish.
Reviews wines from Austria, Alsace and England
German-born but London-based, Anne Krebiehl MW is a freelance wine writer contributing to international wine publications. She also lectures, consults and translates and has helped to make wine in New Zealand, Germany and Italy. She adores acidity in wine and is thus perfectly suited to her Austria/Alsace/England beat. Her particular weaknesses are Pinot Noir, Riesling and traditional-method sparkling wines.
All tastings reported in the Buying Guide are performed blind. Typically, products are tasted in peer-group flights of from 5–8 samples. Reviewers may know general information about a flight to provide context—vintage, variety or appellation—but never the producer or retail price of any given selection. When possible, products considered flawed or uncustomary are retasted.
Ratings reflect what our editors felt about a particular product. Beyond the rating, we encourage you to read the accompanying tasting note to learn about a product's special characteristics.
Products deemed Unacceptable (receiving a rating below 80 points) are not reviewed.expand for more
Editors' Choice wines are those that offer excellent quality at a price above our Best Buy range, or a wine at any price with unique qualities that merit special attention.
Cellar Selections are wines deemed highly collectible and/or requiring time in a temperature-controlled wine cellar to reach their maximum potential. A Cellar Selection designation does not mean that a wine must be stored to be enjoyed, but that cellaring will probably result in a more enjoyable bottle. In general, an optimum time for cellaring will be indicated.
Best Buys are wines that offer a high level of quality in relation to price. There are no specific guidelines or formulae for determining Best Buys, but they are generally priced at $15 or less.
For the Trade
Wine Enthusiast Magazine tastes, rates and reviews wines, spirits and beers for publication in our Buying Guide, both in print and online. If you are interested in submitting samples for review and publication, please click here.


text: Wesley leans back on the bed, and Ken sits on Wesley's cock and rides it like a cowboy. They switch to doggy style, and Wesley gives his cock to Ken with long, powerful strokes: all the way in, all the way out. Rolling on to his side, Ken makes his hole extra tight for Wesley to fuck him sideways. Moving to missionary, Ken strokes himself off while getting fucked, blasting his creamy load on his stomach.


text:
Reuters Staff
1 Min Read
May 2 (Reuters) - CKX Lands Inc:
* CKX LANDS-ON MAY 1, BRIAN R. JONES, PRESIDENT, TREASURER, PROVIDED NOTICE TO CO OF HIS DECISION TO RESIGN AS PRESIDENT, TREASURER NO LATER THAN JULY 31, 2018 Source text: (bit.ly/2Ib6b2i) Further company coverage:
All quotes delayed a minimum of 15 minutes. See here for a complete list of exchanges and delays.
© 2018 Reuters. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Clear away the tiles, solve over 80 unique puzzles and collect gems to restore ancient temple of Air and continue your journey through the Legendary world. Game Features: • Over 80 puzzle levels • Customize your background, tile, set and tile shape • New bonus tiles • Pleasant, relaxing music Minimum System Requirements: OS: Windows … [Read more...] about Legendary Slide 2
Legendary Slide
SLIDE lock puzzle from the developers of legendary mahjong. Clear away the tiles, solve unique Mahjong puzzles and collect gems to restore ancient temple of Air. Continue your journey through the Legendary world! Game Features: Over 80 Mahjong Puzzles; Customize backgrounds, tile sets and shapes; Bonus tiles; Relaxing music. Minimum System Requirements: OS: … [Read more...] about Legendary Slide
Weather Lord 6 – Legendary Hero Collector's Edition
Call upon the power of the elements to save your beloved! Who or what has turned this once beautiful beach into a wasteland and captured your beloved princess Olivia? There's only one way to find out! Summon the power of the elements, face towering obstacles and strange enemies, and become the greatest of all legendary heroes! Take control of the elements again in … [Read more...] about Weather Lord 6 – Legendary Hero Collector's Edition
Legendary Mahjong
Long ago, the people who bowed before the ancient gods became so careless that they forgot them. The ancient gods flew into a fury and decided to punish them. But one of the gods felt sorry for the people and wanted to help them avoid their punishment. So it falls to you to support him and restore the dilapidated temples. To succeed in time, master 6 different game modes in … [Read more...] about Legendary Mahjong


text:
30 June 2017 – Amid the ongoing violence in Venezuela, the United Nations human rights office today expressed concern about a decision by the Supreme Court to null the appointment of the Attorney General, freeze her assets and ban her from leaving the country.
"We are concerned that the Supreme Court's decisions appear to seek to strip her Office of its mandate and responsibilities as enshrined in the Venezuelan Constitution, and undermine the Office's independence,"
The Venezuelan Supreme Court on 28 June decided to begin removal proceedings against Attorney General Luisa Ortega, freeze her assets and ban her from leaving the country. It also transferred some of the Attorney General's, until now, exclusive functions to the Ombudsperson.
UN Guidelines on the Role of Prosecutors stipulate that governments should ensure that prosecutors can do their jobs without intimidation, harassment or improper interference, among other things.
[read the full story] | [en español ]


text:
Essence of Culture and Environment (2007) by Daniel Waswas
The Contemporary Pacific is published by The Center for Pacific Islands Studies.
Revisit an article from the archives.
Teaiwa, Teresia, 1994, bikinis and other s/pacific n/oceans
Purchase subscriptions from University of Hawai'i Press.
Current and back issues available to subscribing institutions and their members
Back issues available to subscribing institutions and their members
Follow The Contemporary Pacific
Mānoa Journal
Telephone (808) 956-6077
Fax (808) 956-7053
E-mail email@example.com
Editor: Alexander MawyerManaging Editor: Jan Rensel
Center for Pacific Islands Studies
University of Hawai'i
1890 East-West Rd
Honolulu, HI 96822
Art on these pages is used with permission from the artists. The Contemporary Pacific thanks them for their generosity.
This site was designed by The Contemporary Pacific with the assistance of Mānoa: A Pacific Journal.


text:
Children's Music Ministry
Children's Choirs
Children's choirs (K - 5th grade) meet weekly during the school year from 10:50 am - 12:00 pm each Sunday morning from September through May in rooms on the 2nd floor secure children's area. Children who are in Sunday School and stay for choir will transition from class to the choir program Children arriving just for the choir program at 10:50 am should check-in at the children's check-in counter on the first floor in the Gathering Space.
The two choirs, Joyful Singers and Praise Singers, rotate singing every six to eight weeks during the Sunday worship services. These groups are a great way for your child to experience community with their peers and learn more about God's love through music.
Immediately following Sunday School, children staying for choir will transition into the choir program.
Joyful Singers | Kindergarten - 2nd grade
Praise Singers | 3rd - 5th grade
Register your children on-line. One form per child please!
For more information, please contact Douglas Grogan, Director of Music Ministries.